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ESTABLISHED 1370
5 PoWer Sea
Entered at the South EDI-walk Post
omce as Second Class Man Matter.
reaty,
DefiningNeW Rules,
. Is Gwen 'in Outline
(,‘ovenant Covers Every
Phase of Naval Limita-
tion at Arms Conferenceand Will Be Submit-
ted for Public Adoption~Pacific
Included.
Fortifications
I.
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limitation treaty which
d» line the agreements
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l'l.1' llt'll II) the “'iisllington confer-
.m .. m Ilt'ilr‘illi,’ completion. and soon
ui'l In ll‘llll) tor presentation to each
1.‘ Iln slgnutor} l’oners t'or upproxul.
In II.—: present form the cincnant
.wuguis s u Iiuiuluvr of sections. each
l 1 ”In: nith om- aspvi't oi‘ the Inuul
muslin-1 .is. it has come before ll).-
...m. lt‘lii I1 It is understood the
.1~.--1...nl in: lull. :- the t'ollouing:
I I | ) .\!:r‘“t'lll‘ nt for m raping:
I 3-H”! \'IllI.\‘, (ll'lfllllll: time periods
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i \4x--III- lit for lllllll.il|1)ll o
individual ships in sizi- and guns.
.(Il) Agreement on standard III-
tcrnzitional units for measurement or
tonnage. Attached “'1” he a replace-
ment chart selling i‘UI'tl? dates 01' re—
placement and dates of commission-
II'._:; n»\v ships. '
. (a) Agreemt nt for limitation of
llllll\l1lll;ll aircraft carriers lll
illl(l guns.
(in Armament for lllllllallill of
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Drunken Auto Drivers
Increase 221 Per Cent.
in Number of
Licenses R e v o k c d for
Driving,r Motor Vehicles
‘While Under Influence of
i. i q u or — $1,600,000 in
111195 for Registrations
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rlut: I!“ -1\. mm; Ilrv [mud Sloman
uni ‘I‘mr‘iw Shall Not Rim»: T0-
'lil,” mu! in 'l. Sanger rt-(‘itmi "The
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wei'c tluv names
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and others: gnu-
.s'ozus. thrrv were stories lulil.
general good time enjoy-1i until
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the near future. it
new-1th» lo s5 these
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ank ~President
Killed by Bandits
‘lll".\lil'. Jun. 5.-—~Jolin Soil-'l.
1mm m of thi- Ila) wood State Hank,
s «or and killed. and Louis
'0 "l i \. I'lill't' 01' police 0f the suburb,
«l .\'rli»nr t:.-nson. a bank messen-
“su Wounded. today. when the
”this I'vrlIln ll them Of {1 3110001111!-
I tor the ilzu wood plant ot.‘ the
vriruu l‘an Company.
he bandits; did not give the hankcr
i his: two awards a. chance to hold
their hands They ordered the
"roll car to Strip and as it came to
liill opened fire, killing Sorrel
st lliflllillll)’. _
11111 Sweeney was shot under the
1 l .mu and Benson in the side. The
('r's Iniui'ies are serious.
h1 1 mire robbery occupied less
it three minutes. The robbers drove
3‘ With the money, heading toward
al-
:iz'u,
Indnnluul :iIIxiiiitr} «'ralt' in size and
guns.
ll. llIIl-s for use by aircraft Oi
l'Il[|"(lH lulu-s
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SIlPElllN'lENilENT
BUEHANANMAIES
DECEMBER REPORT
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manhunt” ,
RUMANEE ENIS
Miss Elizabeth May Sherer
IV 9 d d e d to Charles J.
Copley, Jr. .
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.NlCHfllAS EASE
AfiAlN [lflNllNllEB
Continuance until January 4th was
made this morning in the dowii't'OIv'n'
court. 0'? .the case of Mike Nicholas. of
llurhank street. charged with the theft
of a Buick automobilt owned Tiy Jns.
eph Grumbly. --
The continuance was made because
of the fact that the State was not fully
prepared in the case. there being cer-
tain evidence yet to he obtained.
Nicholas was arrested after he had
been implicated in the theft by Albert
Venezia. who claims that Nicholas
stole the car. and that he. \fgnezia.
later took it to New Jersey in an at-
tempt to'sell it. It was while he was
in New Jersey that Venezia. was or;
rested. "
He has been bound "over on the
charge of theft himself and now-op.
pears as a witness against, Nicholas. .
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ASSOCIATED PRESS NE‘VS FRO)! ALL PAR'I'S'fiF
I
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EGiPl IAN
can Rollin t
II we NDIED
CAIRO. Egypt. Jim. i—Badreldine.
Bey. controller of the Egyptian Gov—
ernment (‘rimes Department. narrowly
escaped assassination today. at the.
hands of a youth lulicvcd to he a
stuant. The controller was serious-
i_v wounded ii) a revolver shot. Hr:
returned the fire and pursued his as-
sailant. IIIIt tln- latter escaped.
Illidl'tri-dll'fl‘ Ray has lI-I'n prominl'nt
in the prosecution oi" the "VPllgl‘nN'
gang." an Hull—I‘H‘ll’sll organization.
smell of “'llOSl nIeIIilu-rs \r\‘(‘l‘t‘ st-n-
l('li"l|l to death last year. but hid
their sentencrs iiimmutcd.
Hiii inn ‘
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Explosion of a Torpedo in
the Harbor of Piraeus
Does Great Damage
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JAPAN \ACGiPiS“
st Iooi’s
8 IsiI lllliiS
marine 2V3 r f at e Are
Agreed to“ in Principle, it
China Wants the Famous 21
.i-m't to s: tile iliy‘ controvvrsi which
$8M .4l5 BALANCE
lN TEACHERS’ FUND
Tulsa Recovering
from Severe Storm
-l»t;_ 3 —-1\\"12l1 :1.t
score of families horns-ins; and
M-\E‘l‘:tl persons inInn-Ii.
’l‘l'lAS'A. (lklil..
lonst ::
SE1‘.PT.Il
towns in this district were recow'rmg
today from a storm which yes'erday
:wc pt through No V_.\ astern Uklaho-
mi? and reached into Southeastern
Kansas and Southwestern Missouri.
Sew-re damage was reported at Me
:zmi. Commerce. Bit-Alston Turley.
I‘ll‘llF‘l‘. Muskogee and other Oklahoma
towns. In Kansas the storm centered
around Galena and Baxter Springs.
Joplin. 3-10.. also was hit. Communi-
cation in many places was disorganiz-
ed and the extent of the damage could
not be estimated accurately. No one
is known. however. to have been kill-
v-l or fatally injured.
Paris Autos Kill
120 Persons in 1921
PAPJS. Jan. 5.——Latest figures as-
sert 120 pedestrians weer killed 55'
automobiles in 19:21.
That makes ten per months.
(-riicial statistics of the war state
that during 52" months of. the great
conflict Gothas and shells from Big
Bertha caused the death of 520 vic-
tims in Paris.
Also ten per month.
\thliy~of mmank is the fact that
the new Iegulation removing the spec}?
limit for all except heavy trucks "be-
cause it cannot bérenfiomeal‘é'my."
accidents -
has resulted in Vafl'di’rndnuatignoffamt‘
lzr-l‘ Past Matron’s pin from
tin.- Chapter. this I» ing prescn ed ‘5?
ruin-ix rd
I'm; «comm BY a SPECIAL wnm an) om ow;
day.
tics issued a pcrn‘lit for treatment for
l- .1 . . - «1- . . . ._ _ . ‘ .-
i' l .\ in?“ “‘1'?" “u mod: of "A: nice Is that OI i1rzmk J. (lOlIi of litl~
i ‘ l" 4 ' 4‘ ‘ ‘7‘“ ‘ - V .
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merit uid.
SOUTH NORWAsx. cm. THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1921
SECRICY Al
'illNElllll 0f
Sill. PENROSI
I'Illl..-\lll".l.PlIIA. Jan. 5. TIM fu-
neral of Senator Boles I‘enrose was
held this morning. The same great.
secrecy that surrounded the making
when the Bureau of Vital Statis-
S
'i‘ln- picture acmnppaiuinr this or-
OPERATOR.
(‘loudy and colder tonight.
v
t kidding Jitney Sends
,8 Bridgeport PeOple
mew;
i
.51
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to N orwalk Hospital
Bus Containing Twenty Members of the Order of
Shepherds of Bethlehem, on Way to Fraternal
Meeting in South N orwalk, Overturns at Foot:
of \Vestport Hill—All but One Able to Leave
the Hospital—Sleet Storm Brings Scores of:
Minor Accidents on Slippery Streets.
" of arrangements for the funeral was
was Statcd TOday , maintained until the body was lowered
. , into the brick—lined grame in
NEfiflnATlflNS 0N South Laurel Hill Cemetery. No in- Eight “among WP”. injured at g.
. formation was forthcoming whether o'clock last night when an autmnolnllr
. “1””? “"‘r" “IL“ religious 59"‘i““5 “t nus containing twenty [IPI‘SODS on r~
’ x the house or “t ”I“ cemetery. Th" re' turned at the foot of Harlin] Hill near
SHANTUNfi INEXI porters were nOt admitted to the St. Paul's church irr'achzird. All of
‘ burial 3"(“”“l' \ the persons “‘lllllll the bus “'r‘rl' nae m-
' ' 'lhi- taut that body would bc hur- “ms of the :ridgeport Lodge of the
‘ i111] today became known late _\‘i:.‘=tl":“- Shephcrds of Bethlehem and were on
the way to Us“ Lady Jcnniugzs Lodge.
hcpherds hf livthlehI-m. or Sillllll
the South Norvtalk lodrc.
The bus skiddrd over I‘m- ice that.
coated [in pawn“ r:t on \‘t'cslport hi1!
nn the down am out of
control. The Innchme skid-led side-
way-1 with the hunt facing north and
the rear (1111 half the distance
dour. lll(' hill linnll} turning into Rar-
num Hill. :1: thv tent o: nhii'h It tumv
«.1 mu"? 1:: its Flv‘l‘
lii‘ll
gravit-
south.
Demands Brought Uplfor J‘H‘HH‘V". 3' or thrlwaflvr' Thi‘ immed- Norwzdk. ’l’u- injured \u-zw'ialv-n in l“'1£ the ..l 1.: in. nu must-s. the-
DESCUSSionfi “up “Hm!" ml ”Ml?" I’enrosc. Who the Khrua‘k llusjniizll 1.. 1h. :xinl..i Igflfl. I . 223.211.214.011 :~1r.v;I'~d xx f er» the
was a lulf‘l’lh‘ltil, conSISIs oi th‘ru. hro' 1311.1“ . “m 3111 n: “111th m d \\;.s in an «\citable
\\’\$lll\'(}TU\' 11“ r, (l‘\' Asx'o {hills ‘\0 iii-formation “7‘5“: ml?“ fl‘lt- The dounpour of rain {virgins .25 it :dI-M hanprmd “J5 ii; (In I ”able
1. ', 11.. ‘ L. ' t "' " ‘ “ ' r"’f'“"'hnf‘ H” “14“" I"! ”in“: H t'z-‘l and rniuL'iinz: With thr light lull (I: li-(-I'..I'.:ii.'.. \\.l 1'1: Lands l 'l‘IV'l pas-
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IIII'Ison 5.5.1:.-.‘:~.'1”iii,.(.io,gfi:;1:;,igiiivzil“: “muld lu- simply—Eliot.- lie-Iiortt rs my...“ “:nh “ullmqumfi In...“ “E 1H»: , ”.1 . Mai . ‘ ' .
K . . .' ' , stimuli: 1c: llllll um“- \i:1|l\ii.g 4:1 -.I In 1‘1. m1:~' mi.- liw- nu ti'lldllcé‘.
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luv 1.1. the Japanese and Phineas-.4. with..- Mh‘ljnnr l: “.1; 1'... I” “”1: W..'-lni<~~.~;1r} Z1. lull-{t s2. 0:1 :“entY
'_' itirms .iloh.1 today DHss-llll'd :i (llllli— I.‘,$?manI.i, 1“,. Ho'- ;,I;g(,.1,..I..I. in: 14.5w 3 3. 13 1.1. 121.1 N: :\\.."1-—; Hospital
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l . terv. .lnl us 5:: :-.1 Jun 11: 2 cut.-.
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r. 1 llHlm-klu'l'llrt lllitl'i an Intinm. U ”FY 3.1:“! I“ ltiidguimi “I” “.1; 11.1 1. N: I 2. . (.l v of
:11::-l «oinmmsion plan, the (no dcic- . ' . 7 " . . - ~ . , _
' - llJo- >l7¢ plat I'Ils' (I Iivtlist M1 '2. \\ h1-
: illuzis inc-9d another meeting In then- _,____ “a ,3. I“ hr 3.1“” H “I. f_,.l,_ _: I (Continucd or. Page yaw) .
' l
"“1" 1 early In NOIcnzhcr wiiih ‘?.'le"::\'4"tl‘liI'-I
1. -..‘ vt ix..- .-,.'.. .z ..
l "'i fim'lmm‘,‘ 11.1. 3”" ”A" ‘K'mr to break Into the slur. (If .I. I I\I.ti- \
11.x Inn\I.§l.'+lxuz1\ “ere ndIUHI‘W‘d ‘" ‘ l(-HP_ on \K’nshi‘nmrm urn-r. ('mia. is
":"W "i H" 'l' ““0“": ”‘"r “‘l“ ”5”" is sud. is one of tie memh‘ rs of the
. gun: of auto thia \I'\‘ m' which .\lIk1
(Continued on Page Kine) serum “as H“, .0”! “MI
Atcni'dinc to ::l.iIIni1I.l.~' l.l
Letters the miners have
- “ BRANBEEEE Hill
FlllllilfiN AFFAIRS
l3 PREDIBTEB
3;,5_ Hazel GrislVOI-l A T. Dawson. sent to the Presidtnt contradict the v
“I. present “'m‘tlll' l’atron. made the Statement issued luv Governor Nor- \‘YASIIINGTON. Jan. 5,—11‘urthit‘
presentation of the tin? with (1 fitting gan. 0‘ “795‘ Virginia. that. there ’5 11.-52111103." relating 10 NH hanfillli: 0'1
“HUT” Mrs." MUN-ran also received no starvation among the miners‘ fam- American soldiers at 15.5-ur.T-,Ii.-_
5'1 . 11r.il handsome bouquets of flowers. flies” The 19th)" to ”1" President from France. “'35 DY‘PSQDU‘d “Ni-33' ‘0 ll!“
311.3 Add Pagan. \Vorthy Past Ma- the local union of the L'nitcd Mine Senate committee investigating charg-
Vt'mkcrs. at Marrorli. “1 vii-1 says: es by Senator \Yatson. of Georgia. that
tron. of Danburs'. installed the newly
.. = ‘ I ‘ “’ ‘3 ' ' rm »1 . .-~. . :1‘ ..
els-ctml and appoint-1d officers afilast I .Ilathe: mecimi Give”: '0?“ “:20“ sotldieig “Ad been (secutsd \.Ithm..
Night's meeting. 3H8. Morgan being -v~-i.uu a. insult"... . . -u.. um .....1- firm”.
t}rin‘j \larshal ers Instructed us to appeal to gou for Herbert 1.. Cadenmgd of are. n.
Those installci ‘\'t'TF-‘—— financial aid to Si‘PPOH ”‘9'“; “'“VS \‘ille. Miss. a former service man. de.
\x‘orthr Matron—Justine- Griffith. am ““'_““5' Th".m°".have ““3“?“ “are"? *1" had. “messed "ten ‘0“
- about three montns this year. Why twelve" pipcunons at 15.5.,p1‘m9
- 3 1.. s. r n m we are un- . 1 . ' ' - n
Continued on Page Twelve) “‘1‘ m“ C are "Ot u n g while engaged In transporting Ceima
35”“ ‘0 533" Iprisonm-s by truck In the Vicinity of
these men. who number about 200,
. ‘ are in a destitute condition. some not
1 even having a meal ahead nor the
intuition/in
LONDON. Iain. Sic—Considerable in-
lerc: t. as bearing on the possibility of
an (early general election, attaches to
the speech 01' Premier Lloyd George
at a Coalition Liberal meeting in Cen—
tral Hall Jan. 21. when the permier is
expected to give a hint of his elec—
toral intentions. Former Premier
Herbert Asquith will address the Inde-
pendent Liberals in the same hall
March 23. .
W’inston Spencer Churchill has been
chosen reader or” the Coalition Liberals,
according to the Pall Mall Gazette.
Conservative ongan, while Austen
Chmberiain will lead attic Coalition
Genoa-rashes, Arthur. Bonar Law ac»,
cepting a. comparativglir‘minor past}.
the" Cabisét'.’ ’ . ' l ‘
rite-ans of obtaining
hope We have to ward off intense suf-
fering is by appealing to our National
deernment for aid thrOugh you."
State Prison Has
1...‘
necticut state prison at present. ac-
cording to figures published in “The
Monthly Record."
The following table shows the move-
mpnt of nonvit'latinn at the \Vot‘ners-
field institution
females. 10: discharged during
month. 7: died. I; paroled. 55' pardon-
ed. 2'; received 6; grade standing-to 6,895 of last year.
date. firm 529; grade standing to date.
second 13; grade/standing to date;
“The majority. or practically all of
such.
585 Inmates N owl
There are 585 inmates in the Con-
th prison paper.
r:—-—
the
during Decembe
who“!
11116.52:
debit-finest toi- criminal .in-
that place."
submitted to the committee
that two soldiers were hanged at 1s-
The onl-Vlsur-Tilie after conviction by general
court—martial. and gave the total cxe»
cutions in the A. E. .19.,
after formal trial by military courts.‘
“'ar I’erartment records previousl?
showed
as eletren. all
Cadenhearl did not know whether
any of the men he saw hanged had
Continued on Page Seven)
More Pupils in
Schools of the State
According to statiscticai figures pre-
pared at the State Educational
partnient there are considerable more _ ‘ .
pupils in the Schools of the state this ‘TLFIOUS Parts Of the countri-
year than last.
De-
Qe Valera’s Substitute Treaty
Produces Astonishment in Dail
Supporetrs of Ratification
Chagrined at the Turn 9 ‘*'
Affairs. and See Attempt.
of Leader to Rally Repub‘
licans to His Side
firiaih} Press)»
I‘I'ILIJN .I:1..
‘Annual Statement Shows -——’l‘l.- ;.>?Olil.<llnlr1l“.? produced in the
. 7 . Gain 0f 83299093 During lili‘ilq mr11:I. In 1..z:ro 11;1"’\‘.Ileravs
’ l ' ‘ suomn Imoourtzoa 0. ms u:.\_l'nan‘e
IUURINE CAR ‘iear~— Assouation Mem- FDeath~of~ Senator. Penrose.._.,.nmfi.. .3 .1... W... ....,.. and his
. berShip NCHV Totals 5,588. Opens Path for :‘dvance- :ljrtmunud {Lifffitmfifnzg {10‘ 5:22:
' ' liikiii .t 9:?) :.'}i . .11“. ,
Was a Grant Siv Formerlv Assessments from Teach- ment to Chairmanship of 9...... H... ,..._.‘.u,_...d i...
I: ‘ , ' ers' S a la ries in 1921 Important Committee for 111x117; r 1113-“ o:
'1‘ Y i - ' i:11~1;.1.\?(:' a.
Fed h" Jabwh I ace. 353119.602 Connecticut Senator 3.”. a... . . ,_ mm... his
Jltney I’l'Iver ' —- prormui‘s as :2'21rt‘r‘in'.c.‘t has been
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“I’m“ 5rd” h R “H“: mzuiv. ' h . . “I, ”Um hm I" _‘. 5.1. VH1." dur- from llruuo Brnncah-ll'o. of Bayonne. I‘n- put? 11H" tr..- :11l\:‘.n4 1 7.1- .11” r.“ VHF-111‘s action (in attempt to rally the
lam. ~tiuuiinn div lvi~r1l Hi» I' .1! 1'1. .1 "1'—‘ ll" \1‘111' HIM-2. .f to SIM" IllIIJIS. 3' J" on u‘“ night “T ”"1““? 5H?- ill Iliuiziiv L'b‘v‘. \vhosv {Eunitw 111:nI;:x‘t1 1' r\7lt'IIl’ Republicans to his side. while
'5 l1'lml1- I~ MI 1121' 'llL‘lli' Il'iIl lr'. l.\- \1' 1H9" rs‘dx- li‘ tin 1‘5‘1‘(111ll‘ll‘K'ZISiI-l' “Toucan-Ho‘s ”"1“"St 50 ill-1H the lat- In ti? 5. n:It11 has in. n I-‘or~ lL’il AI: ovhrs lil1"¢s.¢ to 1'1 card It as thfL last
“H“IH‘I llml l... n 'l.I.\"l. ..:Il the I .r 1 ' \1 s.l in: .1. "' x-u: in ’ .'.~\ of 1”- (ould 2:“ ”‘1‘ inb‘ll‘flnf‘f‘ money 0” fairs \\‘l:11:’» has .tlt‘l :15 Uni»: .icspvm‘r effort of a leader who sees
1" l"“ L' '1' “l l'.‘ i' 1 H114. :1'.'i1iri:3~s:\‘ ' 11" 17;". v.1 \11'::z"iifi\ .-..'..i 3.“): it (.- .. . li‘ ul- .l‘il‘l. (3-: Sevncahy i.’~1i,_-1. t‘i'i» . ., P’1“‘Tr-“ll>l'lh§- .
n Mir II Is hr .n: 11..“! 1,4,”. _ ,_ ...;y.I.”:§.,.~\_ Iola l-rmig’ht thr oar to his city. prunnun, i.r-coz1r'-Isi1.vr1 caused I", b” hunch—
lll..lillliil'llll‘(-I" g,gI turned it oxer to .11 Inun‘linou'n as “II“... .. {mag}. and “.11..”1‘: . ‘ 1; “ I: 7311 ’ollovvers of Arthur
I1”... ““5 “1.. m' n, m, I: “l a (1...; (Continued on Page Nine) "Rosenberg." who later told the (31' {III (‘O‘illl‘illlle1é‘ in Sknll'If’ii". 11:1“ iron: 34;].IIr-z. 5,.1m ngrtxfld to rail “Docu-
w the rnur Ionm oi' 1:.1I'tin0'sslore On’ (CHAS‘WH‘ lxoh‘n. of Railroad av-nue. I'miir .l. )lcCunIlmr n: _\..;-le “up... nun: 5:0 .1 .. ii. is difficult to evolve
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“I...“ IN. I...“ Md”. 3,, h.x~.- him. ‘1 g l .‘ \uu lilut‘ll during the summoi and hp; ,._\..H,.i.1.\ Mahmud. ..;.-l I:,~;I.I.;.Q... ‘iu; In”. opinions of do \‘alera's ac- 1‘
“l” “J 1‘" N" """l ll" ‘“'- —' “HIS l‘lf“ (”Hid Hid“ in ”‘1“ T1349“ “flit ltirm. 5.1x ’ll: unraveling of the tangle
l‘..i»- is .ilsu mm or H. L'Jr'f . Continued on.Page Five) i‘nmiw: 11.-IN: to!» 3:11 mil} 1’” ii” mus: .1m':1i'. today's Droceedinzs of the
\\l»u'li Mik: Scrino "ow i'l iuil n- ~— \ — Leuziii of Rumor» :1r-l I‘mrul“ 3'7“ . I'ai‘. >
0 ml (liurgrs. w”... tin. I.‘....I fr 3,1 qlsui I ‘ ‘ ' ' 1 tr. Tile in his hestility to suit Ltd's I\l‘-:.1r‘\\z.‘ r strong condemnators‘
and Il-ut “#11111 S1 l‘ll!u'.\ wur v...- l‘c'« _._.____ lu-nrost‘s IitIllll means thw tlHaJ-H! comment zippcars in the Dublin news.
imrh 2 “Stolen" Iz'oln 11m; nn.~ xizlit .‘~li;= f‘mniltn .111- .21 l':ist Matron ‘ l I of lltl‘nmlur to 1.21.1 (l‘..i‘.l‘i‘l‘lil‘.>l‘ll' 0' lullnrs \‘ ‘1ii7ori1iiinthe Freeman’s
uhw S-rinn “'.Is :it (in ni'liw- (17' in". I1? "wair Cl.ll[lli'l‘. .‘1. 5: i) 1;, .\'_. . 301111115“ "'08.“ reads: . .
llriiurt .\I. \K'oltr. Pam. was the man 1.~ Imus-4'1”}. (-n h- luil" (-1' [11.. nffi- PRESIDENI‘ H BIN Continued on Page SIX) ”H“ S‘ ‘vfiio l‘cped deli'ali’ra would
“ho drove the cm :.\-.'.i\‘ '.-- .< n; lllu chili-l1 r. “H": .l ":iizdsonie I: .l. “‘—_‘—"‘ Show" Ir laud lite ordeal of a faction-
Tl" ”ll‘V‘l” “5‘ lll‘ "if" “ 15 ll: :13. 4 :1. :I H ‘I‘nir'ime IiIIL: .i‘. the Inn-ling of ' :9 than. my: his-.ahsurd document ISO.
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m: it. as money was. badly I1m-1lv’1i iry Iii1-vti..;: \'...s :Itten.l..] I._\1 about 143., in .\\ ASHINGTOB. Jan. 5r~\\'rst \‘Ir— E 17-..“. “I... {'2in 30“],I-SufipmAwn in his
thr “gang" at that inn-1. it Is (lat-”11' i spitr m the weather. ginia C031 miners who say their fami— l position ~r lil< criminal attempt to
“I“,Is “1,. rm: or”. Hora-gin also lies are starving have appealed direct- 0F HANEINESIIHII» li.‘ IAIN)“. llis alleged alter-
ly to President Harding for Govern- . {flame to 11v trmty Is no alternative:
it
articles for which.
the
contains Iill 1111-
the trtzty has been assailed by
Oil
Continued Page FIVe)
45 Calibre Army Revolvers
to Be Distributed in Of-
fices in Bridgeport and
Other Cities for Protec-
tion Against Hold-Up
Men-—Word Today from
Washington
Orders to arm all heads of the de-
partments in the l'nited States inter-
nal revenue office in this city 253 pre-
caution against attempted hold-ups
were received from \Vashington by the
collector here today.
Army revolvers. 45 calibre. will be.
distributed among the men as soon as
they arrive from Washington. This
'action of the government is a result of
lseveml holdups of re‘venue officers in
Similar precautions are being tak-
Norwalk has 8,972 compared with en at revenue offices in Hartford. New
Haven. Waterbury. and New London.
Stamford has 10,906 compared toriflStWCflOBS from Wfimm°n are 7”
i
I
M 6:23: for last year. while Bridgeport *the efi'ect that. arrangements will be
4?. this year compared with
'made to g’ve target practice twice
.montmytc those who are armed.
Norwalk Chronicler